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The 14 pages that link to Vowel, each with the reason it gives.

• PhoneticsRelated: Vowel quality varies with tongue position, lip shape, and vocal-tract resonance.

• International Phonetic AlphabetRelated: The IPA vowel chart represents vowel qualities by tongue height, backness, and lip rounding.

• SyllableRelated: Vowels often anchor syllables, but a vowel and a syllable are not the same unit.

• AbjadRelated: Abjads commonly omit these sounds from ordinary spelling.

• Vowel harmonyNarrower topic: Vowel harmony operates on relations among vowels within a phonological domain.

• DictionRelated: Vowel shape and duration carry much of a sung word's intelligibility.

• Vocal pedagogyRelated: Vowel formation strongly affects sung resonance, clarity, and ease across the range.

• FormantNarrower topic: Vowel identity is strongly associated with characteristic first- and second-formant frequencies.

• Great Vowel ShiftNarrower topic: The shift affected the quality of English long vowels.

• Received PronunciationNarrower topic: Vowel quality, especially in stressed syllables, carries many of the accent's recognizable distinctions.

• AccentRelated: Vowel quality is among the most noticeable sources of accent variation.

• AssonanceNarrower topic: Assonance depends on recurring vowel sounds, not on matching letters.

• DiphthongNarrower topic: A diphthong is a changing kind of vowel sound.

• Mid central vowelNarrower topic: Mid central vowels belong to this broad class of speech sounds.